> Honestly, at this point I think you should stop reviewing Zimmer's scores
> altogether. You clearly have no desire to enjoy his style and simply
> giving him a 1 or 2 star rating for every single score that's inventive
> and different from a symphonic score is wrong. You're also being a musical
> racist by doing that. To anyone reading these reviews, don't take these
> reviews for Zimmer to justice. Inferno for instance is one of the most
> unique experiences and is absolutely functional with the film in so many
> ways. What Clemmenson is doing is using these reviews to ratings by giving
> him horrendous reviews. Enough is enough already.

> Honestly, at this point I think you should stop reviewing Zimmer's scores
> altogether. You clearly have no desire to enjoy his style and simply
> giving him a 1 or 2 star rating for every single score that's inventive
> and different from a symphonic score is wrong. You're also being a musical
> racist by doing that. To anyone reading these reviews, don't take these
> reviews for Zimmer to justice. Inferno for instance is one of the most
> unique experiences and is absolutely functional with the film in so many
> ways. What Clemmenson is doing is using these reviews to ratings by giving
> him horrendous reviews. Enough is enough already.